brokenenglish
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Sometimes I think platforms are harder to walk in than stilettos...
to much clunk on my feet F's me up!
to much clunk on my feet F's me up!
Share your thoughts on the... 2024 Met Gala
susie_bubble said:I don't really get this concept of writing off flats altogether to find an 'alternative'.
If this is a question to solve the problem of getting away from a 'trend' or 'played out' as you put it, then I just don't really see flats as that. Ballet shoes and all manners of flats have been part of my wardrobe since I started buying my own shoes (when I was 12...). They're an integral part of my shoe collection the same as boots, heels, platforms and wedges...it's just a basic shoe type right? Why replace then? Isn't it more like enhancing/mixing up your shoe styles then?
Pastry said:^in response to susie bubble's post, see mine on the first page at the top
and it's been descided that the cinversation is about ballet flats, right?
I don't think Curious got around to changing the title, so i will..
I agree. i know they are semi-classic but I think we;ve hit the saturation point. Remember a while back everyone wore those beaded moroccan slippers? I think ballet flats replaced them when skinny jeans and mod styles replaced boho. What I want now are some flats with a slight pointed toe and an ankle strap, but not quite mary-janes. Like this:gia0202 said:i really think the trick is to do flats but not ballet flats